In DRAMBLYS, we aspire to serve as an interactive platform and meeting point to exchange, design, inspire and promote social innovation projects and creative alternatives, both globally and locally. We aim to facilitate creative dialogues and co-create sustainable alternatives and so, to inspire new social entrepreneurs and community leaders & promote sustainable ways of living.
We aim to bridge diverse communities by connecting and engaging different people from all walks of life. Through social learning and exchange of good practices, we aim to design colourful synergies creating an impact on local communities and social groups in need.  Currently, in DRAMBLYS we are working on the following programmes:  1.“Go Social”:  “Social English Language Course” and “Social Cinema Nights”, 2. “Salad Bowl”: Workshops and training programmes & activities on “Intercultural Communication” and “Diversity Management” and 3. “Living Library” project: Take out your prejudices!

ECPM has 4 core activities:
Bringing together abolitionist actors from around the world
Every three years, since 2001, ECPM organizes the World Congress against the death penalty (Strasbourg 2001, Montreal 2004, Paris 2007, Geneva 2010, Madrid 2013) involving thousands of political representatives, civil society organizations, lawyers and artists from abolitionist and retentionist countries, in order to develop new strategies to carry out the abolitionist cause.

The next World Congresses will be in Oslo, Norway, in 2016. ECPM is also organizing a Regional Congress in Malaysia in June 2015, focused on drugs and death penalty. This event is co-organised by The Anti-Death Penalty Asia Network (ADPAN), an independent, interregional network involved in the Asia Pacific region. It currently includes members from 28 countries and is composed of NGOs, organisations, civil society groups, attorneys and individuals.
Enhancing the capacity of local actors and working with them
Since 2011, ECPM supports the development of coalitions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, in order to strengthen local actors of the abolition, raise public awareness about this issue and supports the creation of Parliamentary abolitionist networks. ECPM organized for instance a Regional Congress in Morocco in 2012 and several national conferences in the region, created the first parliamentarians’ Network against the death Penalty in Morocco, developed the first abolition website of Morocco (www.tudert.ma) and supported the creation of a graphic novel on death penalty in Arabic.

Implementation of lobbying actions towards the universal abolition of the death penalty
ECPM carries out fact-finding missions with local partners (Morocco, Tunisia, the United States of America, and the Great Lakes region in Africa) and publishes annual reports about the death penalty in Iran.
Teaching and raising awareness of abolition
ECPM carries out actions and develops educational tools for middle and high school students in France and abroad. The association has been working to raise public awareness about issues of the death penalty around the world, and in particular for minorities and vulnerable groups.
In 2014, one thousand students from low socioeconomic areas were taught about the death penalty in accordance with ECPM’s education of human rights project. This project was also implemented in Morocco, with 1,500 students who took the course in human rights (focusing on abolition of the death penalty). In Tunisia ECPM is implementing the first “Caravan” for the teaching abolition in partnership with the Tunisian coalition against the death penalty and the Arab Institute of Human Rights, crossing the country and meeting more than 250 students from middle and high school institutions in order to debate the death penalty.
The same year, ECPM organized a drawing contest for pupils and high scholars of France, Lebanese, Moroccan, Tunisia and the Democratic Republic of Congo, called “Dessine-moi l’abolition”. This international contest gathered 350 drawings denouncing the horror of the death sentence, with an international jury composed of actors involved in human rights or graphic design professionals, and with the partnering of human rights associations of each country represented. The success of this contest shows the importance of human rights education for children.

—Local Hubs are established in major cities around the world
—Joining the Global Shapers Community begins by joining a local hub. Local hubs are committed to local impact and are designed to be local in focus, activity and governance.
—Local Hubs interact and collaborate across borders on global or regional projects, to gain insight and impact the global dimension
—Hubs will provide Shapers with the opportunity to actively develop and contribute to initiatives which focus on future-oriented challenges that this community is uniquely positioned to address
—The local hub must remain impartial and independent and therefore cannot be formed on any political, cultural, racial or religious basis

—Local Hubs are established in major cities around the world
—Joining the Global Shapers Community begins by joining a local hub. Local hubs are committed to local impact and are designed to be local in focus, activity and governance.
—Local Hubs interact and collaborate across borders on global or regional projects, to gain insight and impact the global dimension
—Hubs will provide Shapers with the opportunity to actively develop and contribute to initiatives which focus on future-oriented challenges that this community is uniquely positioned to address
—The local hub must remain impartial and independent and therefore cannot be formed on any political, cultural, racial or religious basis

- help the south morrocan immigration that they died .
- participation in the forum of migration in Agadir etc.

PONTES Tunisia Association in collaboration with the Cultural Médiatique Club, Cultural Médiatique Cell (CMC) and the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences of Tunis (Tunis University April 9), organized a discussion meeting entitled "Civic Engagement for Peace "April 4, 2014 at 10am at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of Tunis. PONTES Tunisia Association in collaboration with the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences (University of Tunis on April 9), the Università degli Studi di Firenze organizes within the framework of the European program SPRINGARAB a workshop entitled "Social movements share and other Mediterranean reflections elements ". "Dante Aleghieri" the PONTES Tunisia Association co-organized the discussion meeting "between Tunisia yesterday and today" with the presentation of the book "rivolta dei dittatoriati" of Ouejdane Mejri and Afef Hagi (éditionsMesogea, 2013). Pontes organize sessions of Awareness of the local community's involvement in civil society in 2014-2015: A Seminar on the birth and history of silent film in Tunisia was organized in November 2014. Organization of a conference debate on immigration: the conditions of Tunisian immigrants in Italy: young neighborhood of Bab Souika be invited to attend and debate in February . Organization of a conference debate on citizenship and involvement in sustainability Bab Souika: Citizen Skills and Employability in January 2015.

• PALFD has conducted a training programs to activate the political participation of youth( male and female) in order to raise awareness about political participation and to encourage them to exercise an active role in the upcoming elections both at the presidential , local , and the Legislative Council elections and the trade unions to have a compressor active role in the community. • PALFD has conducted awareness meetings with a number of frameworks and female leaders in the Palestinian factions of Palestine Liberation Organization with regard to women's participation in political action. • PALFD Participate with the female frameworks of political parties , women's organizations , legal centers and institutions of civil society in the weekly vigil campaign to end the division between Gaza and the West bank . • PALFD has started implementing a project " Youth for democracy and women's rights " in partnership with the General Union of Palestinian Women " GUPW " the German Friedrich Ebert Stifttung " FES". The project started with training course and forming the Leadership and Democracy Forum (LDF) through which will be combined in its membership all of the youth and women to in order to exchange ideas and support women issues and enhance leadership to create better community so the training program has been conducted on 05.04.2014 for 25 college student for a period of six days of training in the following topics:  mass communication and dialogue  leadership skills and team building  Gender and Women's Rights  planning initiatives and campaigns  Social media and its role in campaigns The trainees coordinated to implement 4 open discussion meetings to discuss largely the initiative : " Rejection of partisanship and promote tolerance through Palestinian community " The Discussion meetings were led by the youth and were attended by their colleagues of university students and interested persons. The project now change his direction after the war on Gaza Strip in 2014 so it directing the members of GUPW as we are conducting workshops at the governorates to discuss the role of GUPW after war on Gaza . " PALFD" carried out number of projects and activities and events over the past year 2013 and this year 2014 according to its various programs , so this report briefing the main projects and activities (Note there are some activities we have started on ground before we get the license : As their social responsibility and community participation during emergency events, PALFD in cooperation with charitable persons has been distributed emergency aid to (100) families affected by the barometric depression "Alexa" which struck the Gaza Strip mid-December of 2013 • PALFD keep in touch (during the eight days war on Gaza Strip in November 2012 with the targeted categories and try to mitigate them in Beit Hanoun, as after war it continued distributing hygiene kits and food parcels through some organizations like (GUPW) general union of Palestinian women and (SDC) social development commission of Fateh movement . • PALFD participated in the celebration of International Women's Day inside and outside the forum , through some of the activities that have participated with other institutions. • PALFD coordinated to help youth to get marry through providing financial assistance . • Relief Activities : Since the beginning of the brutal aggression on the Gaza Strip on the day of July 7/ 2014 led to the fall of the thousands of martyrs and thousands of wounded and the displacement of thousands of homes as 2139 people killed, 490 of them children, 11,000 wounded and the number of candidate to increase due to the large number of very serious injuries and clinical death and salvage from the rubble of scattered areas in the Gaza Strip. " Also 20,000 homes destroyed, and 500,000 people displaced. From our community and national responsibility we carried out the following activities during the war : 1. Forum has distributed 200 food parcels in collaboration with the Qatar Foundation for the victims of war 2. Iftar campaign "from house to house," where PALFD distributed 200 breakfast on the cases affected 3. PALFD have distributed food parcels in 1000 in collaboration with the business and traders in Gaza 4. We have distributed 200 mattresses and 300 blankets with partnership with GUPW for displaced people in schools.

• PALFD has conducted a training programs to activate the political participation of youth( male and female) in order to raise awareness about political participation and to encourage them to exercise an active role in the upcoming elections both at the presidential , local , and the Legislative Council elections and the trade unions to have a compressor active role in the community. • PALFD has conducted awareness meetings with a number of frameworks and female leaders in the Palestinian factions of Palestine Liberation Organization with regard to women's participation in political action. • PALFD Participate with the female frameworks of political parties , women's organizations , legal centers and institutions of civil society in the weekly vigil campaign to end the division between Gaza and the West bank . • PALFD has started implementing a project " Youth for democracy and women's rights " in partnership with the General Union of Palestinian Women " GUPW " the German Friedrich Ebert Stifttung " FES". The project started with training course and forming the Leadership and Democracy Forum (LDF) through which will be combined in its membership all of the youth and women to in order to exchange ideas and support women issues and enhance leadership to create better community so the training program has been conducted on 05.04.2014 for 25 college student for a period of six days of training in the following topics:  mass communication and dialogue  leadership skills and team building  Gender and Women's Rights  planning initiatives and campaigns  Social media and its role in campaigns The trainees coordinated to implement 4 open discussion meetings to discuss largely the initiative : " Rejection of partisanship and promote tolerance through Palestinian community " The Discussion meetings were led by the youth and were attended by their colleagues of university students and interested persons. The project now change his direction after the war on Gaza Strip in 2014 so it directing the members of GUPW as we are conducting workshops at the governorates to discuss the role of GUPW after war on Gaza . " PALFD" carried out number of projects and activities and events over the past year 2013 and this year 2014 according to its various programs , so this report briefing the main projects and activities (Note there are some activities we have started on ground before we get the license : As their social responsibility and community participation during emergency events, PALFD in cooperation with charitable persons has been distributed emergency aid to (100) families affected by the barometric depression "Alexa" which struck the Gaza Strip mid-December of 2013 • PALFD keep in touch (during the eight days war on Gaza Strip in November 2012 with the targeted categories and try to mitigate them in Beit Hanoun, as after war it continued distributing hygiene kits and food parcels through some organizations like (GUPW) general union of Palestinian women and (SDC) social development commission of Fateh movement . • PALFD participated in the celebration of International Women's Day inside and outside the forum , through some of the activities that have participated with other institutions. • PALFD coordinated to help youth to get marry through providing financial assistance . • Relief Activities : Since the beginning of the brutal aggression on the Gaza Strip on the day of July 7/ 2014 led to the fall of the thousands of martyrs and thousands of wounded and the displacement of thousands of homes as 2139 people killed, 490 of them children, 11,000 wounded and the number of candidate to increase due to the large number of very serious injuries and clinical death and salvage from the rubble of scattered areas in the Gaza Strip. " Also 20,000 homes destroyed, and 500,000 people displaced. From our community and national responsibility we carried out the following activities during the war : 1. Forum has distributed 200 food parcels in collaboration with the Qatar Foundation for the victims of war 2. Iftar campaign "from house to house," where PALFD distributed 200 breakfast on the cases affected 3. PALFD have distributed food parcels in 1000 in collaboration with the business and traders in Gaza 4. We have distributed 200 mattresses and 300 blankets with partnership with GUPW for displaced people in schools.

    Projects in implementation
    EEA Grants- ONG Fund,’’Women’s participation is EQUAL’’- April 2014 - June 2015
    EEA Grants- ONG Fund, ’’I am a model for community’’ -January 2014 - August 2015
    Foundation Open Society Institute–Roma Initiative Office,’’Get involved and change perspective’
     

   Projects in partnership
    EEA Grants- ONG Fund,’’Coalition for Gender Equality - April 2014 - August 2015
    EEA Grants- ONG Fund, ’’Break the silence about sexual violence: strengthening the capacity of NGOs to integrate sexual violence on public agenda’’- April 2014 - March 2015
    Open Society Institute – Human Rights program,''Protection order – advocacy and litigation
   Partnership
    We are part of a Coalition for Gender Equality along with other three ngo’s Centre for Equal Partnership, Front and ALEG
    We are part of a coalition against sexual violence along with other seven organizations - coordinated by ALEG
    We have also partnerships with: Romano ButiQ, Centre for Juridical Resources and Human Rights, Centre for Juridical Resources and Human Rights, Centre for Juridical Resources and Human Rights, National Agency for Roma, Sastipen - Roma Centre for Health Policy, National Democratic Institute, E-Civis,
    We also developed partnerships with schools from Mizil, Spantov and Margineni de Jos and the Office’s mayor in Spantov We are beneficiary within a project run by Resource Centre for Public Participation (CeRe)

Conférence de tolerance et paix entre les religions